Instead of using the <input> tag of type="button" like:
<input type="button" name="Search" value="GO!!"
onclick="doSearch(this.form.Query);"/>
Have you tried using the <button> tag? I'm not sure if the <button> tag is
available with Netscape. I have only used in it in IE 5+.
Here's an example.
<button name="Search" onclick="doSearch(this.form.Query);"><img
src="/icons/schview.gif"> Go!</button>
if my pass-thru html works it will look like this:
[<button name="Search" onclick="doSearch(this.form.Query);"><img
src="/icons/schview.gif"> Go!</button>]
A Print button could use:
<button onClick="window.print();"><img src="/icons/actn147.gif"> Print
Me!</button>
again, if I have the right pass-thru html it will look like this:
[<button onClick="window.print();"><img src="/icons/actn147.gif"> Print
Me!</button>]
Instead of using the <input> tag of type="button" like: <input type="button" name="Search" value="GO!!" onclick="doSearch(this.form.Query);"/>
Have you tried using the <button> tag? I'm not sure if the <button> tag is available with Netscape. I have only used in it in IE 5+.
Here's an example. <button name="Search" onclick="doSearch(this.form.Query);"><img src="/icons/schview.gif"> Go!</button>
if my pass-thru html works it will look like this: [<button name="Search" onclick="doSearch(this.form.Query);"><img src="/icons/schview.gif"> Go!</button>]
A Print button could use: <button onClick="window.print();"><img src="/icons/actn147.gif"> Print Me!</button>
again, if I have the right pass-thru html it will look like this: [<button onClick="window.print();"><img src="/icons/actn147.gif"> Print Me!</button>]